Governor Touts Prison Expansion, Library Offers Citizenship Session

Update: 2022-02-11

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We start our show with Governor Asa Hutchinson's call for prison expansion, a citizenship session at Fayetteville Public Library, and the latest COVID-19 information for Arkansas.

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Governor Touts Prison Expansion, Library Offers Citizenship Session

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Governor Touts Prison Expansion, Library Offers Citizenship Session

Kyle Kellams

Governor Touts Prison Expansion, Library Offers Citizenship Session